Nanobots: The future of oral infection treatment
Debtosh Patra
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Published: Aug. 1, 2024
Oral
diseases
such
as
gingivitis
and
periodontitis
represent
signi
cant
global
health
challenges,
a
ecting
substantial
portion
of
the
population.These
conditions,
driven
by
bacterial
bio
lms,
can
cause
severe
damage
to
tooth-supporting
tissues,
leading
tooth
loss
impacting
overall
well-being.Traditional
oral
antibiotics
face
limitations,
including
broad-spectrum
side
e
ects
insu
cient
concentration
at
infection
sites,
often
resulting
in
antimicrobial
resistance.This
mini-review
explores
potential
nanobots
for
targeted
drug
delivery
treating
infections.Nanobots,
ranging
from
1
100
nanometers,
navigate
cavity,
directly
targeting
lms
releasing
agents
controlled
manner.This
approach
enhances
reduces
systemic
ects,
minimizes
resistance
development.Various
types
nanobots,
dentifrobots
pharmacytes,
are
discussed
their
roles
healthcare.Recent
advancements
demonstrate
cacy
vitro
vivo,
highlighting
ability
eradicate
deliver
drugs
precisely.However,
challenges
biocompatibility,
stability,
regulatory
hurdles
must
be
addressed
clinical
application.Future
directions
include
integrating
multifunctional
capabilities
simultaneous
treatment
tissue
repair,
real-time
monitoring
through
advanced
imaging
biosensing,
personalized
therapies
tailored
individual
microbiomes.By
overcoming
these
have
revolutionize
healthcare,
o
ering
innovative
solutions
ectively
manage
treat
infections,
ultimately
improving
patient
outcomes
health.
Language: Английский
The Future Role of Nanoparticles in Radiation Therapy
Published: June 5, 2024
Radiation
therapy,
a
widely
used
method
in
cancer
treatment,
employs
high-energy
radiation
to
destroy
cells
or
inhibit
their
growth.
However,
traditional
therapy
has
some
limitations,
particularly
the
potential
damage
healthy
tissues
and
issue
of
tumor
developing
resistance
radiation.
At
this
point,
nanoparticles
emerge
as
significant
innovation
hold
great
providing
targeted
treatment
research.
According
recent
studies,
can
enhance
effectiveness
by
making
more
sensitive
(radiosensitization),
allowing
same
results
be
achieved
with
lower
doses.
Additionally,
due
high
surface
area
reactivity,
serve
drug
delivery
systems,
enabling
chemotherapy
drugs
reach
site
directly
released
controlled
manner.
This
reduces
systemic
side
effects
increases
efficacy.
Nanoparticles
imaging
techniques
help
detect
tumors
precisely,
thereby
for
better
management
process.
In
future,
development
smart
multifunctional
will
facilitate
widespread
adoption
personalized
approaches
bring
about
groundbreaking
innovations
therapy.
These
advancements
make
targeted,
effective,
safer,
significantly
improving
quality
life
patients.
Language: Английский